Moonlight Becomes You is a collection of standards released in 1994. As Willie describes in a spoken bonus track, it was released on indie label Justice Records because the major labels thought it wouldn't sell.This gem would be really easy to overlook in the vast Willie Nelson collection. Nothing about it really makes it stand out until you listen to it. Then you hear the arrangements, which are just great. The selection of songs works really great with the small line-up of players that recorded this with Willie.
1916 is the ninth studio album by Motorhead. Recorded with the line-up of Lemmy, Phil Campbell, Wurzel, and Phil Taylor, 1916 is one of only six studio albums to feature a four peice line-up. The album starts strong with One To Sing The Blues, and ends with the haunting title track about the Battle of Somme during the first World War. Other notable tracks include R.A.M.O.N.E.S. and Going To Brazil. The production on this album sounds great. Everything is clear and loud. Definitely one of my personal favorite Motorhead albums.
I came across this CD at Goodwill one day. Without knowing anything about it except the names Philip Glass and Allen Ginsberg I plopped down my two bucks and bought it. I was pleasantly surprised when I picked up 
by Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass so I thought I was in for a similar experience. Upon first listen, I didn't really get it. Hydrogen Jukebox came off as weird and I just couldn't get into it. Months later I put it on and instantly reversed my earlier assumption. What at first sounded weird and hard to listen to quickly becomes
captivating. I suggest putting the CD on from track one and just giving
it time to sink in. 